Jens Lehmann has insisted he
will be happy to represent Arsenal in the Euro 2008 final despite
his 'difficult' relationship with Arsene Wenger last
season.
The 38-year-old goalkeeper lost his place in the Gunners side to
Manuel Almunia and rarely featured in the last few months.
Despite making a number of errors early in the campaign, he
still felt he should have been first choice and was disappointed
that Wenger did not give him more opportunities.
Lehmann agreed a move to Bundesliga side Stuttgart before the
start of Euro 2008 but he is proud of the time he spent in
London.
He is now hoping to end his season on a high by helping Germany
past Spain in Vienna on Sunday.
He said: "It's a great end to a tough year and it would mean a
lot to win it because in the end my difficult season was down to my
club manager.
"We have had some discussion about that and I always told him
what I was thinking about his decision.
"But I'm quite proud to represent Arsenal in Sunday's
final."